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Transport to and from College for 2015 General Bus and Rail Information 1. Nearly all students now use a Snapper card. Students are able to get a school ID card that doubles as a Snapper Card and allows students to use them to pay for public transport. 2014 cards are valid for 2015 unless the photo is out of date. New ID cards will be processed in week 2. They will be supplied a few weeks later. The College provides students with the ability to top up these Snapper Cards at school. 2. Please refer to the attached sheets for descriptions of various routes which the buses are scheduled to follow – Tranzit bus routes will now pick up and drop off as designated metlink bus stops (see route details) fully updated routes will be sent out in the new year. 3. Rail passes may be purchased from the Uniform Shop but must be ordered prior to the end of each term. NB: Term 1 passes must be ordered by the end of Week 1 of Term 1. Parents/Boys may ring (3808536) the Uniform Shop prior to the start of term to order rail passes. 4. As from Wednesday 28 January all school bus and shuttle services will resume. 5. Scots boys should assemble well back from the footpath. It is expected that all boys will behave in an orderly manner. Any boy reported for misbehaving on a bus may well be banned from using this form of transport. Under no circumstances are Senior and Middle School students to travel on buses designated as Prep School only without permission. 6. The afternoon buses for the Prep School depart at 3.25pm and buses for the Middle and Senior Schools depart at 3.40pm. However, it is possible for Prep School boys to remain behind and catch the later bus which travels via Roseneath to the Railway Station. Khandallah, Crofton Downs and Churton Park Buses In 2015 the College will be operating buses to and from Khandallah, Crofton Downs and Churton Park. Details regarding the routes of these buses are given in the following pages. These routes are reviewed throughout the year and parents will be notified of any changes if they occur. In 2015 all Tranzit service stops will be from metlink bus stops. All these stops are coded with a unique number which can be searched and mapped using the http://www.metlink.org.nz/ site. Boys will only be picked up and dropped off at these stops to adhere to new health and safety rules regarding Tranzit operations. Students wishing to use these services must complete the registration form available from the College website and passes will be issued on a termly basis. Charges will be per term and preference will be given to students travelling every day and in both directions. Secondary boys must be at the College each day by 8.35 am. Prep School boys must be at College each day by 8.30 am. Christian Zachariassen Dave Scott DP Operations – Senior School DP Operations – Middle School 2 Transport to and from the College Morning Services Time From Bus Line For 790 Strathmore 7.40 am Karori Mall Go Wellington College Tranz 7.30 am Churton Park Tranzit College Tranz 7.30 am Churton Park (Khandallah) Tranzit College 791 Strathmore 7.40 am Karori Park Go Wellington College Tranz 7.50 am Crofton Downs Tranzit College 782 Strathmore 7.55 am Railway Station via Oriental Go Wellington Prep School/ M & S Bay and Roseneath ** Schools 783 Strathmore 8.05 am Railway Station via Mt Vic Go Wellington M & S Schools Tunnel 794 Strathmore 8.00 am Railway Station Go Wellington M & S Schools 784 Strathmore 8.10 am Railway Station via Hataitai Go Wellington M & S Schools Tunnel * Prep School bus only ** Prep School / M & S Schools bus – Only Prep School boys may catch this bus from the station. M & S School students who live in Oriental Bay, Roseneath or Hataitai (north of Waitoa Rd) may also catch this bus. All other students who live in Hataitai should catch either the 794 or 784. Afternoon Services ID TIME TO BUS LINE FOR 785 Railway 3.20 pm Railway Station via Hataitai Go Wellington Prep School Tunnel Tranz 3.25pm Churton Park via Crofton Tranzit Prep School Downs 793 Karori Park 3.25 pm Karori Park Go Wellington Prep School 786 Rail Express 3.37 pm Railway Station Express* Go Wellington M & S Schools Tranz 3.40 pm Churton Park Tranzit M & S Schools Tranz 3.40 pm Churton Park (Khandallah) Tranzit M & S Schools Tranz 3.40pm Crofton Downs Tranzit M & S Schools 792 Karori Park 3.40 pm Karori Park via Vivian St Go Wellington M & S Schools 787 Railway 3.40 pm Railway Station via Hataitai Go Wellington M & S Schools 788 Railway 3.40 pm Railway Station via Roseneath Go Wellington M & S Schools * Students wishing to use the express bus in the afternoon must download and complete the form available on the website. This should be returned to Mr Zachariassen. Detail of each of these routes is given on the following pages. Costs and route details of all Go Wellington buses including school buses can be accessed online at www.metlink.org.nz 3 BUS TRANSPORT MORNING SERVICES TRIP ID: 790 From: Karori Mall To: Strathmore via Kilbirnie (Scots College, St Patrick’s College, Rongotai College) Departs: 7.40 am Destination Signs: 790 STRATHMORE Route: Beauchamp St, Verviers St, Campbell St, Croydon St, Versailles St, Duthie St, Plymouth St, Messines Rd, Braithwaite St, Birdwood St, Chaytor St, Upland Rd, Glasgow St, Kelburn Parade, Salamanca Rd, The Terrace, Ghuznee St, Taranaki St, Vivian St, Kent Tce, Basin Reserve, Mt Victoria Traffic Tunnel, Taurima Rd, Moxham Ave, Kupe St, Wellington Rd, Evans Bay Parade, Rongotai Rd, Salek St, Coutts St, Bridge St, Cairns St, Rongotai Rd, Troy St, Cobham Dr, Calabar Rd, Broadway, Monorgan Rd. TRIP ID Tranz To: Scots College From: Churton Park Departs: 7.35 am Designation Signs: “SPECIAL” Route: 7.35 am Outside Churton Park School 7.44 am Johnsonville Countdown (Metlink stop ID 3081) 8.30 am Scots College TRIP ID Tranz To: Scots College From: Station Road Departs: 7.45 am Designation Signs: “SPECIAL” Route: 7.45 am Station Road (5460), 7.49 am Simla Cresent (Oppo station), 7.52 am Ottawa Road at Colway (4450), 7.55 am Ottawa Road (oppo Ngaio Hall – 4449), 7.57 am Kenya Street at Crofton Road (4448), 8.3 0 am Scots College TRIP ID Tranz To: Scots College From: Crofton Downs Departs: 7.45 am Designation Signs: “SPECIAL” Route: 7.45 am Churchill Drive (oppo Chartwell), 7.49 am Wadestown Road at Lytton (4125), 7.51 am Wadestown Road shops (4123), 7.53 am Wadestown Road at Library (4121), 7.57 am Park Street (4115), 7.59 am Murphy Street (4113), 8.30 am Scots TRIP ID Tranz To: Scots College From: Khandallah Departs: 7.55 am Designation Signs: “SPECIAL” Roue 7.55 am Khandallah shops, 8.03 am Kenya Street (near 37 – 4447), 8.08 am Kaiwharawhara Road (Courier – 4402), 8.30 am Scots College 4 TRIP ID: 791 From: Karori Park To: Scots College Departs: 7.40 am Destination Signs: 791 STRATHMORE Route: Karori Rd, Chaytor St, Upland Rd, Glasgow St, Kelburn Parade, Salamanca Rd, The Terrace, Ghuznee St, Taranaki St, Vivian Street, Kent Terrace, Basin Reserve, Mt Victoria Traffic Tunnel, Moxham Ave, Kupe St, Wellington Rd, Cobham Dr, Calabar Rd, Broadway, Monorgan Rd. TRIP ID: 782 From: Lambton Interchange To: Scots College Departs: 7.55 am Destination Signs: 782 STRATHMORE Route: Lambton Interchange – Oriental Bay, Carlton Gore Rd, Grafton Rd, Hataitai Rd, Arawa Rd, Waipapa Rd, Waitoa Rd, Moxham Ave, Cobham Dr, Calabar Rd, Broadway, Monorgan Rd. TRIP ID: 783 From: Lambton Interchange To: Scots College Departs: 8.05 am Destination Signs: 783 STRATHMORE Route: Lambton Interchange, Lambton Quay, Whitmore St, Waterloo Quay, Customhouse Quay, Jervois Quay, Cable St, Kent Terrace, Basin Reserve, Mt Victoria Tunnel, Taurima St, , Moxham Ave, Cobham Dr, Calabar Rd, Broadway, Monorgan Rd. TRIP ID: 794 From: Lambton Interchange To: Scots College Departs: 8.00 am Destination Signs: 794 Strathmore Route: Lambton Interchange, Waterloo Quay, Customhouse Quay, Jervois Quay, Cable St, Kent Terrace, Basin Reserve, Mt Victoria Tunnel, Taurima St, Moxham Ave, Cobham Dr, Calabar Rd, Broadway, Monorgan Rd. TRIP ID: 784 From: Lambton Interchange To: Scots College Departs: 8.10 am Destination Signs: 791 STRATHMORE Route: Lambton Interchange, Waterloo Quay, Customhouse Quay, Jervois Quay, Cable St, Kent Tce, Elizabeth St, Brougham St, Pirie St, Hataitai Bus Tunnel, Waitoa Rd, Moxham Ave, Cobham Dr, Calabar Rd, Broadway, Monorgan Rd. AFTERNOON SERVICES TRIP ID: 785 Prep School Bus From: Scots College To: Railway Station Departs: 3.20 pm Destination Signs: 785 RAILWAY STATION Route: Monorgan Rd, Broadway, Calabar Rd, Cobham Dr, Wellington Rd, Kupe St, Moxham Ave, Waitoa Rd, Bus Tunnel, Pirie St, Brougham St, Elizabeth St, Cambridge Tce, Wakefield St, Jervois Quay, Whitmore St, Stout St to Railway Station. TRIP ID Tranzit From: Scots College Prep School Bus To: Churton Park via Crofton Downs Route: Monorgan Rd, City, Murphy St, Park St, Grosvenorn Tce, Cnr Lennel Rd & Fitzroy, Cnr Wadestown & Lytton ST, Wadestown Shops, Churchill Drive, Waikowhai St., Ottawa Rd, Khandallah Rd, Agre Cres, Dairy Station Rd, Countdown Supermarket, Moorfield Drive, outside Churton Park School/Halswater Dv, Westchester Drive. (terminating at 128 Westchester Dr). Departs: 3.25 pm Destination Signs: “SPECIAL” Tranzit TRIP ID: 793 Prep School Bus From: Scots College To: Railway Station, Karori Park Departs: 3.25 pm Destination Signs: 793 KARORI PARK Route: Monorgan Rd, City (non stop), The Terrace, Kelburn Parade, Glasgow Tce, Upland Rd.
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  • Churton Park and Glenside Community Emergency Hub Guide

    Churton Park and Glenside Community Emergency Hub Guide

    REVIEWED DECEMBER 2017 Churton Park and Glenside Community Emergency Hub Guide This Hub is a place for the community to coordinate your efforts to help each other during and after a disaster. Objectives of the Community Emergency Hub are to: › Provide information so that your community knows how to help each other and stay safe. › Understand what is happening. Wellington Region › Solve problems using what your community has available. Emergency Managment Office › Provide a safe gathering place for members of the Logo Specificationscommunity to support one another. Single colour reproduction WELLINGTON REGION Whenever possible, the logo should be reproduced EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT in full colour. When producing the logo in one colour, OFFICE the Wellington Region Emergency Managment may be in either black or white. WELLINGTON REGION Community Emergency Hub Guide a EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE Colour reproduction It is preferred that the logo appear in it PMS colours. When this is not possible, the logo shouldHub Guide be printedWCC (CHURTON PARK GLENSIDE) May 2021.indd 1 19/05/2021 10:08:06 AM using the specified process colours. WELLINGTON REGION EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE PANTONE PMS 294 PMS Process Yellow WELLINGTON REGION EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE PROCESS C100%, M58%, Y0%, K21% C0%, M0%, Y100%, K0% Typeface and minimum size restrictions The typeface for the logo cannot be altered in any way. The minimum size for reproduction of the logo is 40mm wide. It is important that the proportions of 40mm the logo remain at all times. Provision of files All required logo files will be provided by WREMO. Available file formats include .eps, .jpeg and .png About this guide This guide provides information to help you set up and run the Community Emergency Hub.